Quick fix to "Headers already written"??

[Anon]

Hi, I have a bunch of code that has some thing being written to the browser, BEFORE the "header(location:...)" function call. On windows platform, while developing, this was working fine. But now when I move it to SunOS, it gives an irritating error of

"Warning: Cannot add header information - headers already sent by (output started at ..."

Any quick fix to this, without removing all the echoes? In ASP, there is a
response.buffer = True

...can I do something like this in PHP?

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You could use output buffering (see the php.ini), but it would be better to change your code so you don't print anything before sending headers.